In Nike's now-familiar style, the ad features lots of "regular" women, in various stages of pregnancy and early motherhood, doing athletic things, along with some well-known female athletes who ...

Athletes Are Saying This Nike Maternity Ad Is Too Little, Too Late, and They Might Be Right. By Maggie Ryan. Published on March 16, 2021 at 10:40 AM.

As Nike plots its comeback, the brand is celebrating women athletes changing the game in its first Super Bowl ad in nearly three decades. "So Win," created by Wieden+Kennedy Portland, will debut ...

Nike debuted its first Super Bowl commercial in 27 years last month, and while a star-studded female lineup of athletes was involved, the ad received criticism for the company’s stance on ...

Nike released an ad featuring diverse athletes and footage of current events like the COVID-19 pandemic and protests against racial injustice. The ad features a "You Can't Stop Us' slogan and went ...

The ad has been viewed more than 4 million times on various multimedia platforms. Nike talked to female athletes in the Middle East who weren't in the video to learn about their connections to ...

NFL Nike NFL athletes give stunning Colin Kaepernick endorsement in new ad: 'He got another good six years left' Kaepernick last appeared during the 2016 season ...

Nike is also launching a new social campaign, in which NBA athletes will use their social media platforms to uplift and support Black women that have impacted sports, society and culture.

Nike’s return to advertising’s biggest stage sets the groundwork for the brand’s goal of returning to the intersection of culture and sports, CEO Elliott Hill recently told analysts.

Allyson Felix, Alysia Montaño and Kara Goucher don't seem to be buying Nike's new attitude toward pregnant athletes. And why should they?